Trading contracts is really exhilarating, but don't follow blindly

Making money with contracts is truly exciting! Haha, for me, now trading contracts is even simpler than playing games, with no complicated tug-of-war feelings. Just today, I closed a position, and seeing the profit arrive in real-time, I couldn't help but burst out laughing.
Think about it, some people have kids or trade stocks, working tirelessly day and night, but they might not earn much in the end. Over here, I just click a couple of buttons on the screen, snap, and thousands of USDT are credited instantly. Sometimes it feels like cheating, too unreal.
Honestly, for me now, trading isn't about "whether I can make money" anymore, but about how much I want to earn today and how to do it more easily. As long as I stay calm, follow the market rhythm accurately, it’s like making money while lying down—no need to stay up all night watching the charts, and no worries over small fluctuations.
Sometimes I also wonder whether the market is just too good right now, giving too many opportunities, or if I’ve really gotten a handle on the market. But as exhilarating as it is, I have to say upfront: until I fully understand the ins and outs of contracts, don’t rush into it.
Contracts are not a game to play around with. When you're making money, it’s carefree; when you get liquidated, it’s painfully intense. I’ve suffered big losses and fallen hard before, feeling it deep in my bones, before I truly understood the rules and boundaries. So now, even if I seem confident and casual, I’m actually very cautious with every step, maintaining strict discipline, never greedy or reckless.
In short, making money with contracts is just this capricious. I’m not bragging, just that you haven’t yet grasped its logic or found your rhythm. Once you truly understand and stick to discipline, you’ll experience this feeling of earning easily and steadily—rather than wasting energy bouncing between liquidation and breaking even.